Do you mean the landing craft on D Day? I have talked with men who landed on that beach and others and from what they tell me it was scary, some of the men were praying, and they knew that many would not see the end of the day alive. Spielberg's movie is the nearest we will get to that experience. He did a good job showing the reality of it.
That's your opinion. I personally like Band Of Brothers better
They were horrible, cannons were used, machine guns watch the movie "Saving Private Ryan"
Technically, yes, but no war film has ever reached the realism and intensity of the opening scene.
It is known as a "Bangalore Torpedo" .
The history books have become thicker.... kids in school would be happier if 1939-1945 were just like any other years. But on the other side we would not have had movies like Saving Private Ryan etc. The history books have become thicker.... kids in school would be happier if 1939-1945 were just like any other years. But on the other side we would not have had movies like Saving Private Ryan etc.
probably Saving private Ryan and his best creation would probably be Band of Brothers
My history teacher told me a very close view of this is the starting scenes of "Saving Private Ryan". It was basically a slaughter of men trying to work their way up a beach.
none that I ever heard of. But, the war department would seek the last remaining male military member of a family and ship him home
They were called Barrage BalloonsShips were outfitted with the balloons to keep German aircraft from sweeping in low and strafing them.
No, not really. High powered ammo, like that fired from German light machine guns and rifles, will break apart on entry into water. See Mythbusters Episode 34
Andy Nelson is known for sound mixing in many Hollywood popular movies. He has worked on movies like: Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, Avatar, Saving Private Ryan, and most recently for the upcoming movie Turbo.
I highly recommend you see these three movies to learn about the soldier's viewpoint of the Normandy Invasion/D Day. See Band of Brothers, Saving Private Ryan and The Longest Day. You can probably check them out of the Library for free.